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Foundations that fund community development in Colorado

543 private foundations gave $55.7 million for community development to organizations in Colorado in their latest year. The largest was The Grace and Mercy Foundation Inc, with $11.9 million in 1 grant.

Foundations ranked by community development grants to recipients in Colorado, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
The Grace and Mercy Foundation Inc (New York)1$11.9 millionNo
The Colorado Health Foundation28$6.3 millionYes
Zoma Foundation Inc7$2.8 millionNo
The Leona M and Harry B Helmsley Charitable Trust (New York)2$2.4 millionNo
Huffington Foundation (Texas)1$2.4 millionNo
Daniels Fund25$1.8 millionYes
Jorgensen Charitable Trust - Closing (Montana)1$1.3 millionYes
The Andrew W Mellon Foundation (New York)1$1.1 millionYes
Timberlane Farm Museum1$1.0 millionNo
The Lewis Foundation1$1.0 millionNo
The Heising-Simons Foundation (California)2$930,400No
Nick H Gray Scholarship Trust1$780,064No
Gates Family Foundation13$766,333Yes
Jpmorgan Chase Foundation (New York)1$750,000No
Rocky Mountain Health Foundation33$713,850No
Western Union Foundation4$700,000No
Raith Family Foundation Inc1$560,713Yes
The Schmidt Family Foundation (California)1$500,000Yes
The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation (California)1$500,000Yes
Star Family Foundation (Florida)1$470,000No
The Micah Foundation1$420,000No
Omidyar Network Fund Inc (California)1$350,000No
H A & Mary K Chapman Charitable Trust (Oklahoma)2$350,000Yes
Ezulwini Foundation Inc (Delaware)3$340,000No
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund Inc (New York)1$300,000No

Amounts count grants whose purpose or recipient matches community development, paid to recipients in Colorado. A foundation based in another state appears when it gives here.

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